Hats off to you Dario. I did that revell model a few years ago. Awesome job considering all the issues with the kit. Couldn’t imagine how difficult it was to get rid of light leaks. Thanks for subscribing and likewise. Looking forward to following your builds.
Nice build Dario. I’m working on the Academy 1/350 scale Titanic. One little thing, all the cowl vents and sirocco fans were white, you have them red. Thank you for you time making these videos and you got another subscriber.
Busted! I took a few liberties painting those since I was trying to get a bit more color in the kit. I knew they were not red on the Titanic but some of the ships that came a bit later did use colors like red and orange so I painted them red. A 1/350 should look a lot nicer with more detail. Thanks for watching.
I used Tamiya acrylics for the ship hull (red and black) as well as the deck. The smaller bits were various paints, including dollar store craft acrylics and a but of Testors enamels. For glue it was Tamiya extra thin.
Hats off to you Dario. I did that revell model a few years ago. Awesome job considering all the issues with the kit. Couldn’t imagine how difficult it was to get rid of light leaks. Thanks for subscribing and likewise. Looking forward to following your builds.
One of the vids I scoped out for research.
Nice build Dario. I’m working on the Academy 1/350 scale Titanic. One little thing, all the cowl vents and sirocco fans were white, you have them red. Thank you for you time making these videos and you got another subscriber.
Busted! I took a few liberties painting those since I was trying to get a bit more color in the kit. I knew they were not red on the Titanic but some of the ships that came a bit later did use colors like red and orange so I painted them red. A 1/350 should look a lot nicer with more detail. Thanks for watching.
Wow that's awesome
I definitely couldn't do a build like that.
Great job Dario, nicely done and great video. If you wouldn’t put the ”Ic” on the Titan it could fly.
Danke. But after putting in all those hours, this on is staying on the ground just like the real ship.
Just found you Dario. Subd Great build. Turned out amazing!
Thanks! I do indeed have some of my own 'restorations' that I hope to tackle at some point. Now subbed to you as well
Cool
What paint did you use and what glue did you use? Because I know it has to be really specific for Polystyrene Plastic
I used Tamiya acrylics for the ship hull (red and black) as well as the deck. The smaller bits were various paints, including dollar store craft acrylics and a but of Testors enamels. For glue it was Tamiya extra thin.
@@dariosmodelbuilds Alright thank you!